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Digitisation & Working with Data

Digitisation & Working with Data. Adam Crymble Digital Histories Workshp. Data as an Input. Uses brain to simplify, and then analyse , based on some ‘test’. Forms Conclusions. Input selected. Monks were v ery good at Latin.

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Digitisation & Working with Data

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  1. Digitisation & Working with Data Adam Crymble Digital Histories Workshp

  2. Data as an Input Uses brain to simplify, and then analyse, based on some ‘test’ Forms Conclusions Input selected Monks were very good at Latin “Old Book” by Ivan Pik, and “Thinking” by Sebastiaanter Burg

  3. Data as an Input Runs inputs through an algorithm (a ‘test’) Forms Conclusions Input selected (already been simplified) “Microbee Computer-In-A-Book”, by Adam Jenkins

  4. Data as an Input Uses brain to simplify, and then analyse, based on some ‘test’ Forms Conclusions Input selected Tasty! “Bananas” by Billy Wilson, and “Thinking” by Sebastiaanter Burg

  5. Data as an Input Forms Conclusions (in this case, adds structure) Uses brain to simplify, and then analyse, based on some ‘test’ Input selected Red Ones Yellow Ones “Bananas” by Billy Wilson, and “Thinking” by Sebastiaanter Burg

  6. Data as an Input Runs inputs through an algorithm (a ‘test’) Does not Compute! Input selected (in unsimplified form) “Bananas” by Billy Wilson, and “Microbee Computer-In-A-Book”, by Adam Jenkins

  7. Digitisation – Preservation and Portability “Library Microfilm Reader & Printer” by Cushing Memorial Library

  8. Digitisation – Electronic Text Tim Hitchcock and Bob Shoemaker with the Old Bailey Online website, 2003.

  9. Steps of Digitising the Old Bailey Online • Find the original records • Get scans of the originals • Double-rekey all of the text • Put it online

  10. Input to Analysis: a few seconds Voyant Tools

  11. But what is lost? I am Wayne Rooney

  12. The Mona Lisa “La Jaconde”, by Leonardo da Vinci

  13. The Mona Lisa? “Mona Lisa”, by Larry Moss

  14. This is not a pipe. ‘The Treachery of Images’, by René Magritte

  15. The Back of a Canvas “The Finely Executed TrompeL’Oeil Painting of the Back of a Canvas” by Russian School.

  16. Which Light Spectrum? “The Blue Room” by Pablo Picasso

  17. Dry Point Gloss (etched with stylus but no ink) – DULFUH? Photo by Bill Endres

  18. Or DULFUN? Photo by Bill Endres

  19. Reflectance Transformation Imaging Photo by Bill Endres

  20. Measuring Stresses on the page Photo by Bill Endres

  21. Measuring Stresses on the Page Photo by Bill Endres

  22. Transcription Only

  23. Optical Character Recognition (OCR) http://www.micro.dibe.unige.it/Research/OCR.htm

  24. Messy Data Tnislswhoteigktypercemtaccurecyloukslilce

  25. What is “J. rifh”? OCR example, via Connectedhistories.org, and Long-S example, US Bill of Rights.

  26. What is any of this? OCR example, via Connectedhistories.org

  27. Vinegar?

  28. A crown? Crown of Henry VIII, by Historic Royal Palaces

  29. ‘Beam me up, Scottie’ Star Trek teleporter

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